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Old 24th September 2007, 03:27 PM   #1
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Nuendo 4 - Advanced Audio and Post Production System

Delivering a next-generation audio production environment for audio post, studio production and live recording, Nuendo 4 empowers audio professionals by elevating creativity and productivity to new heights. Technologically advanced yet extraordinarily intuitive and fully customizable, Nuendo 4 offers streamlined, precision tools that save time and boost creativity for audio professionals in today’s media, recording and film industries. Nuendo 4 provides scaleable, cross-platform systems that integrate easily and fully with premiere components by industry-leading plug-in and hardware manufacturers. Steinberg technologies provide unprecedented power, flexibility and speed, accelerating recording, mixing, editing and sound design workflows to an unprecedented level.
  • State-of-the-art digital audio production environment
  • Crystal-clear 32-bit audio engine with full surround throughout
  • Faster, more efficient workflow with dedicated tools, options and features
  • Complete set of next-generation VST3 surround effect plug-ins
  • Utilizes best available audio and computer hardware and plug-ins
  • Advanced new automation system for full control
  • Powerful Control Room integrates into any monitoring setup
  • Innovative Network Collaboration for multi-seat projects via LAN or WAN
  • Full project exchange with other leading audio and video editing systems
  • Cross platform for latest Windows and Macintosh operating systems





New Features

Nuendo 4 offers a state-of-the-art automation system, which combines with new recording functionality and Track Preset management features to speed up audio production workflows. A next-generation VST3 effect plug-in suite, the innovative MediaBay database, new editing commands and the Track Quick Controls raise production efficiency and quality to new heights.

New Automation System


The completely redesigned Automation System in Nuendo 4 was engineered with the demands of today’s mixing engineers in mind. The new dynamic automation is a perfect fusion of functionalities found in traditional mixing consoles and the innovative possibilities of a modern, feature rich and flexible DAW like Nuendo 4. The large, fully customizable automation panel provides access to all automation functionality and settings.
  • Individual punch out modes per channel
  • Optional Virgin Territories
  • Fill commands for writing automation to end, start, punch or loop
  • Multi-functional Preview Mode helps find the right parameters, changes multiple settings at once and much more
  • Automation Suspend for read and write excludes parameters
  • Unique Touch Collect Assistant




These new Features and much more puts Nuendo on par with world-class automation systems. Additional unique features such as the Touch Collect Assistant and a stack of Punch Logs turn mixing with Nuendo into a comfortable and creative process. Reflecting the scalability inherent to Nuendo systems, the new Automation System offers outstanding automation tools.

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MediaBay Database Environment

To keep up with the ever-growing number of sounds files included in sound effects libraries, sample databases, loop collections and preset libraries, Nuendo 4 is equipped with a powerful media file management system known as MediaBay. MediaBay offers full control over sample and FX libraries from within Nuendo, with lightning-fast browsing, searching and retrieving of media files, including audio and MIDI files, video data, project files as well as instrument and plug-in presets. The files can be organized in a folder structure and at the same time be outfitted with a variety of predefined or user definable attributes. Using any one or the combination of these two file management mechanisms will provide instant results for any search. The powerful search tools support even most complex tasks such as simultaneous searching in various attributes or extremely fast filtering of results. The latter is achieved by a very user-friendly category search system which includes an intuitive list of graphical filter elements. This way hundreds or even thousands of search results can be downsized with very few mouse clicks. MediaBay naturally includes a tag editor to apply existing attributes or create totally new ones and a Scope section features previewing options of selected material.






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New Post Pro Editing Features


To speed up the editing workflow, Nuendo 4 features a total of twenty new editing commands and tool modifiers. Included are often used standards like “Cut Head” “Cut Tail”, daily helpers such as “Enlarge/Move Range to previous/next Event” and a long list of key modifiers which support aligning of events with other events or the cursor.


The new editing commands and shortcuts mean extremely fast and easy positioning events to end at the play head position, stack events vertically or lay them down as a string of events across multiple tracks with Nuendo 4.






38 all-New VST 3 Audio Effect Plug-ins

Nuendo 4 includes 38 all-new surround-capable VST3 audio plug-ins that deliver a powerful set of next-generation processing tools of the very highest quality. Reworked and updated versions of plug-ins from previous Nuendo versions push the total number of plug-ins to over 60 right out of the box, often obviating the need for additional plug-ins.

Among the new plug-ins is a first-class 4-band parametric equalizer that is featured as standard on every audio channel. Specifically designed for post production, the new Post Filter is ideal for quickly finding and removing unwanted noise with standard low/high cut, an extremely narrow banded notch filter as well as a useful Preview facility.

Nuendo 4 also includes new VST3 dynamic tools including three compressors, an Expander and a Limiter, which, like all VST3 plug-ins, can be inserted on surround tracks and automatically adapt to provide full surround processing. A series of great sound design plug-ins allow creative shaping and crafting of sounds.











Advanced Routing and Recording from Summing Objects


Nuendo 4 introduces completely reengineered routing capabilities throughout the entire VST Mixer that allow unrestricted and free routing between group channels regardless of their order, and support sending signals from groups to FX returns and from FX returns into group channels. In addition, audio tracks can not only send signals into groups and FX returns by using the pre fader sends but now also patch signals post fader from the output tab to group channels and FX returns. Another major new feature is the ability to re-route signals of all summing objects such as buses, FX returns and groups directly into audio tracks, allowing instant re-recording of signals from summing objects onto audio tracks in real-time. To prevent feedback loops that can damage equipment and hearing, Nuendo 4 automatically detects which routing combinations would cause a feedback loop, and disables those combinations.






Side Chaining and Drag & Drop for FX plug-ins

The new side chaining ability of selected new VST 3 plug-ins included in Nuendo opens up new creative possibilities for Nuendo users.
Signals received from the channel sends or track outputs and can be routed to any side chain-enabled plug-in and control predefined parameters in the plug-ins or used as a modulation source. This allows fast and easy setup for ducking effects, frequency-specific dynamic processing or controlling a modulation effect with another signal. Nuendo 4 insert FX plug-ins can be copied or swapped using drag & drop both as inserts on individual tracks and between tracks for fast, smooth effect handling.



Track Quick Controls


A new section has been added to the Track Inspector: Track Quick Controls. This set of eight user-definable real-time controllers can be assigned to any parameter available on the current track. Track Quick Controls are available for Audio, MIDI and Instrument Tracks. These parameters include any mixer parameter for audio and instrument tracks, insert plug-in parameters, VSTi parameters and MIDI controllers for MIDI and instrument tracks. Track Quick Controls are assigned individually for track and saved with the project, as well as in the new track presets. MIDI Learn functionality makes setting up Track Quick Controls with a remote controller extremely easy. Once assigned, remote control knobs or fader functions will follow the track selection.






Track Presets

A further convenient and powerful new feature in Nuendo 4 is the ability to work with Track Presets – especially when they’re combined with the new MediaBay. Track Presets are snapshots of entire track/channel strips. They are available for Audio, MIDI and Instrument Tracks and can be categorized and managed using the MediaBay search engine and attributes such as Category, Style, Character etc. Audio Track Presets contain EQ and insert effect information, while MIDI Track Presets save the MIDI port, channel and patch data, as well as additional MIDI track parameters like MIDI plug-ins. Instrument Track Presets include a combination of all of the above, as well as selected instrument/preset information.
Track Presets open a whole new dimension in sound and track management. Besides being used as templates for new tracks, Track Presets can also be used to extract EQ or FX settings and paste these into other tracks. Track Presets are also available in the Nuendo MediaBay. Multiple Tracks can even be saved into a single (Multi-)Track-Template, allowing swift access to complex track setups for multiple tracks.



New state-of-the-art Channel EQ


The new Channel EQ in Nuendo 4 is one of the key new plug-ins in Nuendo 4. One of the best-sounding ‘onboard’ EQs available today, the Nuendo 4 Channel EQ provides unparalleled sonic detail and flexibility when compared to “standard” channel EQs in other DAWs. The new Channel EQ now provides up to 7 different characteristics per band and features an inverse switch for quick flipping between amplification and gain reduction. The Q factors of the new shelving modes now act as adjustable slopes of the shelf, allowing creation of resonant peaks for more punch and advanced frequency differentiation. This new EQ – also available in the new StudioEQ plug-in – offers great tools to add character and depth to any sound and represent a major advancement in sound quality and usability for Nuendo.





Ready for Intel-based Macintosh computers, Windows Vista 64

Not only does Steinberg continue to deliver a cross platform product in a single Nuendo package but Nuendo 4 is also ready to run on the latest operating systems by both Microsoft and Apple. While Windows XP and the Apple PPC platform continue to be supported, Nuendo 4 also runs on latest Intel-based Macintosh computers and on Windows Vista. The latter, of course, not only in 32 Bit mode, but also as a real 64 Bit compilation allowing the user to scale projects to an unknown maximum and address up to 128 GB of RAM in a single computer. If plug-ins need to be used which are not available for these new platforms, the included VST Plug-In Bridge for Intel-based Macintosh and Vista 64 will start them in a separate process, thus allowing these plug-ins to run side by side with the native ones.

Redesigned Sample Editor


The Nuendo 4 sample editor now features a new inspector-style section to the left. Features that were spread across many different parts of the program are now in one place. This includes tools for audio tempo definition, quantization, audio warp and Hitpoint-related functions.


Logical Project Editor

A new powerful logical editor opens up countless new possibilities for task automation and project-wide “power-editing”. The Logical Project Editor allows manipulation of tracks and parts/events, including folder tracks with actions such as deleting everything beyond the cursor, un-muting all muted parts, renaming tracks/events or even deleting automation of a specific type. And this can selectively be done to any, all or multiple selected parts/tracks in one single step. But the Logical Project Editor comes with a large selection of Logical Editor Presets, which are available directly from the Edit menu. In addition, users can create their own presets, which are automatically added to the Preset menu. All Logical Editor Project Presets are also available as targets for user definable key commands, making it an extremely powerful tool that can significantly speed up production and editing






Instrument Tracks

Instrument Tracks combine MIDI Input and Audio Output into one single track and mixer channel, and are thus a huge time-saver for using virtual instruments in Nuendo 4. Setting up a track for a VSTi is now only two clicks away. Instrument Tracks are fully integrated with Nuendo’s new SoundFrame Universal Sound Manager, use only a single channel in the VTS mixer and have the additional benefit of showing MIDI and plug-in automation in the same location.

MPEX 3 – High-quality audio time-stretching and pitch-shifting


MPEX3 is the latest and highest-quality MPEX time-stretching and pitch-shifting algorithm available. It offers improved overall sound quality, support for more sampling rates, better performance, and seven different modes to choose from. MPEX3 sounds fantastic and the new modes are optimized for specific audio material, which improves sound quality even further.

New Nuendo EuCon Adapter (Optional)


The optionally available Nuendo EuCon adapter, which provides integration with Euphonix hardware controllers and mixers, has been updated to map the new functions of Nuendo 4 directly onto the hardware surfaces of MC, System 5 MC, System 5 Hybrid and S5 Fusion. The all-new automation system of Nuendo is fully controllable from the hardware. The new routing capabilities of Nuendo 4, including side chaining of the plug-ins and the new recording from busses option, can also be easily controlled. And lastly, the new version of the EuCon adapter further enhances the MIDI implementation by providing access to MIDI routing and the new Instrument channels.

Additional New Features
  • Updated WK-Audio ID Support
  • Use Mouse Wheel for Event Volume and Fades
  • Fade Handles always-on-top option
  • Advanced QuickTime 7 Support
  • Separate Goto Timecode command window
  • Apple Remote support
  • Direct X ASIO 64 Bit
  • MP3 Surround
  • New Trim Tool
  • Load Projects inactive
  • Arranger Track: new performance funtions
  • Global Track Transpose
  • New File Type: MIDI Loop
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Old 24th September 2007, 03:34 PM   #2
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Looks nice, guess this will stop the Logic 8 threads.
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Looks nice, guess this will stop the Logic 8 threads.
LOL - i dunno

George Necola - are you going to create a Nuendo release forum?
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Old 24th September 2007, 03:45 PM   #5
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There are some seriously cool post features in N4!

How much to upgrade from Cubase?
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not sure there is a upgrade from CSX3 or C4 to Nuendo - they offer a cross path from Nuendo 3 to Cubase 4

Availability

Steinberg will begin to ship Nuendo 4 internationally in early October. Please contact your prefered Nuendo dealer for local availability and pricing.

Pricing

EUR SRP (incl. 19% VAT) Nuendo 4 EUR 1799 Nuendo Expansion Kit EUR 299 Update from Nuendo 3 EUR 249 Update from Nuendo 3 incl. NEK EUR 399 Update from Nuendo 2 EUR 449 Update from Nuendo 2 incl. NEK EUR 599
Recommended retail pricing will vary from country to country. Please contact your prefered Nuendo dealer to confirm local pricing and availability.
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Great !!!
I am Digital Performer user , but , i like Nuendo too!
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Daaaaaaamn it!

Woooooooooooow, very very cool feature indeed.

But i don't know if i'm miskating but i'm a bit disappointed that it does not have TRUE 64bit engine, Engin still at 32bit.. mhmhmh kinda surprised
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"Another major new feature is the ability to re-route signals of all summing objects such as buses, FX returns and groups directly into audio tracks, allowing instant re-recording of signals from summing objects onto audio tracks in real-time."

"Nuendo 4 introduces completely reengineered routing capabilities throughout the entire VST Mixer that allow unrestricted and free routing between group channels regardless of their order, and support sending signals from groups to FX returns and from FX returns into group channels."

Finally. They have taken everything I've ever wanted from pt hd.
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yeah!

lets hope that features like free routing regardless of busorder and sidechaining in plugins will come to cubase 4 soon!
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lets hope that features like free routing regardless of busorder and sidechaining in plugins will come to cubase 4 soon!
I'd be very surprised if this wasn't to be the case. The features have always looked very similar, with Nuendo just offering more options for working with video, surround, post-production and associated hardware interfacing. They've even been leap-frogging each other, with Cubase 4 introducing features not present in Nuendo until now AFAIK.

I'm sure C4.1 will have these features - given the number of C4 users against Nuendo users, it would be PR suicide to deny C4 users these evolutionary updates.
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To illustrate my point, check this out for an optional expansion for N4 to obtain standard C4 features:

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dude! its Jeff Spicoli!!!

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Any bets on a "Nuendo 4 - a special one month forum for this new release" forum?
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Any bets on a "Nuendo 4 - a special one month forum for this new release" forum?
Give it time. It really looks sophysticated and refined.

Congratulations to all involved.
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e, George - this is a cool idea :-)
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I have to kill you guys..

ok, let's see what we can do ;)


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I have to say that Nuendo 3 has been working extremely well over here for the last couple of years.

With the new feature set, IMO, this kicks Nuendo completely over the top for a lot of people.
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Happy to see that N4 finally has a professional complete automation system...
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George Necola - are you going to create a Nuendo release forum?
Only by this time, the Logic thread had already generated nine or ten pages!

Anyway, nice release. But I was really hoping it would be accompanied by the promised Cubase 4.1 update. All in due time I suppose...
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Only by this time, the Logic thread had already generated nine or ten pages!

Anyway, nice release. But I was really hoping it would be accompanied by the promised Cubase 4.1 update. All in due time I suppose...
I guess the $2000 price tag w\o NEK doesnīt leave much room to euphory. I mean thatīs not the kind of thing usually people rave about... plus still has the dongle.

Perhaps next year with N5 , Steinberg drop the price to $500 just to cause a stir around here
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Is the SDK for VST3 out yet?
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Is the SDK for VST3 out yet?
Perhaps we could get a Steinberg rep on here to help with questions...

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whats so special about the sidechaining in version 4 vs version 3?

I wonder if the rendering is improved
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Is the SDK for VST3 out yet?
All (major) third party VST manufactureres have been invited to betatest the VST3 SDK, just to iron out all problems. That was about 6 months ago.

I have no information when the SDK is offcially going to be released, but it was intended to do so together with the launch of N4. Which is now.

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But i don't know if i'm miskating but i'm a bit disappointed that it does not have TRUE 64bit engine, Engin still at 32bit.. mhmhmh kinda surprised
Since there is no advantage (for Steinberg anyway) to switch to a 64-bit engine, it has been postponed. But everything is ready, they "just have to make the switch".

There is no advantage because:
1/ all critical processes are executed in double precision anyway.
2/ The advantage of double precision in the "adders" is cancelled by the reduced bit-strings in the SSE registers. While a CPU register can hold registers up to 80 bit and more, an SSE register can only hold 64 bit strings. So the precision you might gain (and since it's only adding & substracting numbers, the errors can't be cumulative) by summing in double precision for adding/summing and the likes, is lost by the rounding that takes place when the 64-bit registers are full.

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Since there is no advantage (for Steinberg anyway) to switch to a 64-bit engine, it has been postponed. But everything is ready, they "just have to make the switch".

There is no advantage because:
1/ all critical processes are executed in double precision anyway.
2/ The advantage of double precision in the "adders" is cancelled by the reduced bit-strings in the SSE registers. While a CPU register can hold registers up to 80 bit and more, an SSE register can only hold 64 bit strings. So the precision you might gain (and since it's only adding & substracting numbers, the errors can't be cumulative) by summing in double precision for adding/summing and the likes, is lost by the rounding that takes place when the 64-bit registers are full.

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Yeah - but - uhhh - "64" is higher than "32" - right?

So - uhhh - 64 is better, then, right?

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it is only doubled brain activity for the user...

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